Bloodhounds Season 2

We Love To Fight;Bloodbath is a must

The show was on the fundamental move of giving and intense fight scenes; it was delivered properly.
The layers & depth of the characters is not much to talk about, much isn't given but the mutual trust they had in one another makes it more enjoyable, than suffocated, the bromance of our leads in S2 went into a tight era, shaping the intricacy of having a close friend you can lean towards in times of tears, anger, and sadness.
The graphic violence was existent & nauseating, giving you a flinch at every deadly blow (for some, not me).
The relationship with their mother was an important ride, as it was a nicely cooked delivery on my emotions.
Rain delivered a wacky, cruel, money-obsessed villain, impeccably.

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Here we go again!??

Geon Woo and Woo Jin are back! I binge-watched the second season in just 2 days, I literally couldn’t tear myself away from this series. Incredibly suspenseful, with no moment to breathe. Of course there were some humorous elements, but this season was definitely darker than season 1. I kind of missed the brightness and humor here, Lee Sang Yi is made for that kind of role.

A beautiful relationship between the boys, very brother-like, which is also visible in how Geon Woo’s mother treats his friend like her own adopted son. The fight choreography is excellent — I don’t really know much about boxing, but as an amateur it all looked very convincing to me. Especially the highway fight scene with Yun Tae Geom — absolute banger!

The main characters are amazing. I can only imagine how much work they had to put in to build that physique and learn all those movements — impressive. I keep wondering how long the training must have taken to achieve something like that. The actor playing the gang leader was terrifying 😀 Honestly, I really wanted them to take him down in the end, he was awful 😀 but performed phenomenally.
Now the negatives: 😳

First of all — why pull a guy out of prison and then do absolutely nothing with him for several episodes? So much effort to extract a dangerous person just to actually use him at the very end of the series? 🤔

Second thing, more of a personal preference: too much gore. Some scenes I had to skip — ears, bathtub, torture… I get that it amps up the thriller vibe, but for me it was too much. I’m here for action and fight scenes, gore is just too much.

Another issue — not enough light and humorous breaks. The balance in season 1 was better. Here I was constantly stressed out 😀 maybe that was the intention of the writers though.

And one more thing: is the life of professional boxers really like that? That they constantly have to run from people, being chased by organizers of illegal fights? Geon Woo is a world champion, so I understand raising the stakes around him, but there are plenty of other fighters who would agree for money… why are they so fixated on him? And all that trouble just to get one fighter. Just a small digression — I get that the story needs a trigger for everything to happen.

Overall: highly recommend, but for sensitive viewers — sometimes hand on the mouse ready to skip 😄

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You know what this feels like, when the teen tv shows of the past always had their parents away or supppperer busy so the kids could do the saving of the world

Every “hyung” here makes gunhoo like a baby who can only throw punches so he’s not doing much

Tbh this should’ve been called the road of ahjussi hyunghood, so many ahjussis, I got lost on who’s who, the last three, I almost thought they’re the same ppl

An 8ish, but a boost up for my booyy WDH

tbh I’d have had it differently, but the ending scene was good too, kinda makes it sad that wasn’t done earlier and instead we got a really long arc of hyunghood interfering

For me, I’d have kidnapped woojin, made him fight every day and have geonu come save him, but plot twist , they have to fight each other

So cop guy died right? And they lied that he’s in a coma to geonu? Cuz like I said, all ahjussis looked the same
The “bloodhound” yet good guy, the other cop who I think wasn’t the old cop, and the last soldier guy


Choi siwon was hilarious, I wish the whole last ep was the actual drama and the aftermath was the focus


It’s like my favorite author once said, if you make a story, you better expect trauma
And this drama only got a second season for the trauma

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Good story

Loved the first series but loved this one even more.. The 2MLs Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi didn't disappoint. Binge the whole series.. kept me on the edge of my seat throughout.
First watched Woo Do hwan in My country..
Fantastic series and as a bodyguard in
My King.. Eternal. The fight scenes were brutal and bloody and I did fast forward a couple of times 😱 it felt that real. I hope there's a third series in the making. I didn't like the dubbing.. I prefered listening in Korean with English subtitles. Thanks to all the people who made this gem of series. Wait for the 3rd..
Love from the UK..

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Prepare to rip your hair out

HOLY MOLYYYY!!!!!

If you’ve been waiting for this season since the first one released…then you must know the feeling of not being fully satisfied, because thats how this season left me.

Although that doesn’t mean it was bad but it definitely frustrated the shit out of me.

Not only did it feel like dumbed down every damn police officer and character this season, but somehow it seemed like our main characters along with side characters who fight, got weaker instead of stronger? They gave us a 4 year timeskip and during that time Gunwoo focused on getting the championship title but didn’t get stronger even though he was praised for being incredibly strong and intelligent when it came to fighting throughout the first season. It seemed redundant because in season 2 bothe Gunwoo and Woojin got their asses beat throughout the episodes and only in the last ep did Gunwoo do his kumbaya ritual and won, it was exactly similar to what season 1 did but with higher steaks and more brutality. The villain in season 2 was genuinely terrifying…like i felt his terror so they did an amazing job at making Rain the villain!

It just felt so so frustrating watching him beat everyone…! Especially Gunwoo!!! Each fighting sequence had me so mad I stopped looking forward to them because I knew to expect our good guys to get their shit rocked, I mean wow! Literally almost every episode they would lose a fight. It was anti climactic considering this show started off by showing off Woojin and Gunwoo’s fighting skills.

Regardless of that, season 2 was incredibly entertaining and it kept me on my toes each episode. I binged all 7 episodes in one day, it was easy to be curious about what the next episode held. The frustration you have builds up to hope and you saying “Come on!!! Beat his ass!!!!!!” throughout the episodes LOL.

But this season was such a nostalgia fest, so many characters from season 1 came back and flashbacks of the ones who passed away made me cry, it was a bummer that Kim Saeron’s character wasn’t mentioned at all or given information on what or where she is. In any case I hope atleast her character got to live on atleast in that universe.♥️

Incredibly frustrating, yet satisfying in the end. Still a crazy plotwist in the end which makes me all the more frustrated because now I need a season 3!!!!!!SMH!!!!!!

But yeah, so many things were left unanswered, now all I can hope for is that it gets renewed.

Great bromance, so many new relationships formed, so many older bonds which grew stronger. It healed something inside of me while it also made me leave unsatisfied, all in all. Season 1 is unmatched but season 2 heals you a little bit before beating you to a pulp and then only then gives you a little break and a kiss on the forehead in the last episode.

Not a bad season 2, frustating as hell…but not bad! Hope a season 3 will happen though!

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Una verdadera serie

Acabo de terminar la temporada 2 de Sabuesos y, sinceramente, superó muchísimo mis expectativas. Me encantó de principio a fin. Fue una mezcla intensa de emoción, adrenalina y momentos muy fuertes que incluso me hicieron llorar.

La historia estuvo muy bien desarrollada y logró engancharme bastante. Aunque al inicio me costó retomarla (porque había olvidado cosas de la temporada 1 y tuve que volver a verla), valió completamente la pena. Todo conecta mejor así.

Las escenas de entrenamiento fueron de lo mejor. Se siente la evolución de los personajes y eso le da mucho más peso a cada pelea. Y hablando de peleas… estuvieron increíbles, muy bien logradas y con mucha intensidad.

El elenco es otro punto fuerte. Todos, sin excepción, aportan muchísimo, y sí… también hay que decirlo: son demasiado guapos, lo que hace que disfrutes aún más cada escena 😅.

Uno de los momentos más impactantes fue cuando aparece Lee Doo-young en el momento justo para ayudar. Esa escena fue épica. Sin embargo, su final queda incierto, ya que no se muestra claramente si sobrevive o no después de todo lo que le pasa. Eso me dejó con mucha intriga.

El cierre de la temporada también deja muchas cosas abiertas. Aunque logran capturar al villano, en el camino ocurren situaciones que hacen pensar que todo continuará. Además, se introduce a un militar que parece tener conexión con uno de los personajes muertos (posiblemente su hermano), lo que abre aún más la historia.

También da la impresión de que en una posible tercera temporada los villanos tendrán un papel aún más fuerte, incluso trabajando juntos, lo que podría hacer la trama mucho más intensa.

En resumen, fue una temporada increíble, muy completa y emocionante. Sin duda, una de mis favoritas. Le doy un 1000/10.

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Temporada eletrizante

A 2ª temporada de Cães de Caça conseguiu entregar exatamente o que os fãs queriam: ação intensa, cenas de luta impecáveis e uma história ainda mais sombria e envolvente. Se na primeira temporada a série já mostrava que não estava brincando quando o assunto era pancadaria bem feita, nessa continuação ela simplesmente elevou o nível.
O grande destaque, sem dúvidas, são as cenas de luta, que estão absurdamente bem coreografadas. É aquele tipo de ação que prende a atenção do começo ao fim, porque parece real, pesada, intensa e com impacto. Não é só “briga bonita”, é briga que dá nervoso, que faz a gente sentir a dor dos personagens e entrar totalmente no clima. Cada soco parece ter peso, e isso deixa tudo muito mais emocionante.
Além disso, a temporada mantém o que a série tem de melhor: a parceria e lealdade entre os protagonistas, que continua sendo um dos pontos mais fortes da história. A amizade deles é o coração da trama, e mesmo no meio do caos, a gente percebe o quanto eles lutam não só por justiça, mas também um pelo outro.
A narrativa também se torna mais intensa, trazendo conflitos maiores e perigos mais reais, fazendo com que a sensação de urgência seja constante. Os vilões continuam trazendo aquela energia ameaçadora e a série sabe construir tensão muito bem, deixando o telespectador preso e querendo assistir “só mais um episódio”.
No geral, Cães de Caça 2 é uma temporada que entrega ação de qualidade, momentos eletrizantes e muita adrenalina. É o tipo de dorama que não dá pra assistir distraída: você pisca e já perdeu uma cena importante ou uma luta absurda.
Curiosa pra ver o Park São João de vilão kkkkk
⭐Notaaa 10000
Que venha a 3 temporada logo

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